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RE AD LIST for INTERNET.Xlsx REAL PROPERTY DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE THIS NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY LAW (OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 5721.03) TOTAL PARCEL OWNER LOCATION DELINQUENT 010-057729-00 A & S PROPERTIES LLC LEXINGTON AVE MCGUFFEY SCHOOL LOT 43$ 909.03 1671 MINNESOTA AVE SIMON NEIL & SIMON LINDEN 010-060098-00 A & S PROPERTIES LLC $ 565.89 ADD LOT 702 33.33' X 140' 080-004355-00 A A E H INVESTMENTS LLC WESTERVILLE RD R17 T2 1/4T2 0.1326 ACRE$ 252.80 010-030232-00 A ELMALIACH LLC 92 94 BREHL AVE NL DORENS CENTRAL AV LOT 61$ 216.59 090-003401-00 A R ORG LLC 5035 VANDERBILT DR TRURO ESTATES LOT 171$ 65.94 TYNECASTLE LOOP BALLANTRAE SECTION 2 PART 1 LOT 274-000516-00 AAKHUS ORALIA $ 6,844.56 155 010-050056-00 AARINGTON TYLER 954-6 E CHERRY ST F MICHEL ET AL LOT 16$ 89.39 060-006838-00 ABBOTT VIRGINIA ANN N RODEBAUGH RD MEADOWS REYN SEC 1 LOT 34$ 1,390.07 570-167599-00 ABBOUD ERIC T & ABBOUD SARAH K GREENE COUNTRIE COUNTRIE GLEN DR LOT 53$ 1,570.38 590-226384-00 ABCDEFGHIJK LLC 2670 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